ENVIRONMENT

President Biden's administration has resumed shipments of toxic waste out of East Palestine, Ohio on Monday. The EPA says it paused the deliveries for safety purposes.

A new report from Climate Central's WeatherPower Year in Review revealed that red states surprisingly led the nation in generating wind and solar power.

The National Association of Manufacturers is pushing back against a rule proposed by the Biden administration's EPA to tighten air quality rules, arguing it will hurt the economy.

A collection of Disney-themed vinyl figurines are being recalled because their detachable body parts pose a choking hazard to children.

The Biden administration announced it would buy non-US-made EV chargers to quickly build an EV charger infrastructure, after having boasted about a 'made-in-America' network.

The CEO of Norfolk Southern told East Palestine residents that the company will "help make things right" after a train carrying toxic substances derailed in the Ohio community.

The Environmental Protection Agency outlined plans for a $27 billion "green bank" to promote clean energy, which Republicans warned will be ripe for fraud and waste.

Rep. Mike Turner, R-Ohio, called out Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg for not responding to the Ohio train derailment that released toxic chemicals.

Mexico’s president shared that he expects the U.S. government to provide interest-free loans to build four wind-power farms in Mexico.

Bed Bath & Beyond shareholders are watching their stock rise even as bankruptcy looms while Wall Street traders short the stock.

Boston Metal received a $120 million investment to produce 'green steel,' aiming to make a clean and more effective impact on the environment.

Two dozen states, led by Utah, sued the Biden administration on Thursday over a rule allowing fiduciaries to factor environmental and social issues into investment decisions.

The Federal Trade Commission on Monday ordered Credit Karma and HomeAdvisor to pay millions of dollars for allegedly using deceptive tactics against consumers. Both firms pushed back.

House Republicans are demanding that the Biden administration cease any effort to ban gas stoves in American homes, after reports floated the idea earlier this week.

A White House official said Wednesday that a gas stove ban should not be on the table as U.S. regulators weigh regulations that could reduce harmful emissions from the appliance.

The CPSC Chair set the record straight Wednesday on the idea of implementing a ban on all gas stoves, stating there is no ban on the table.

A federal agency is considering pursuing a ban on gas stoves because of the harmful nature of the particulate matter the appliances emit and health concerns.

The CFPB released a report regarding consumers' complaints about the nationwide credit reporting agencies and efforts to fix those concerns.

Kentucky's state treasurer announced an aggressive measure Monday to fight back against financial institutions' efforts to push green energy and boycott fossil fuel production.

New data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics has found logging to be the most dangerous job in America, followed by industries such as fishing, hunting and roofing.